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    Yet another bike stolen thread (CBR250, Auckland, 10 October)

    Yep, another one. A mate of mine came around to my place yesterday evening, showing off his brand spanking new 1989 CBR250.

    Was just stolen not 30 minutes ago, totaled into the back of a park car and made a gap. No-one saw his face, just the engine revving its tits off down the next corner, giant crash, no perpetrator to be seen.

    $4,500 down the drain, and of course since he'd just bought it last evening, no insurance.

    This is a timely reminder to get off your arses (provided you have not done so) and LOCK UP YOUR BIKE. You cannot prevent a determined theft, but jesus christ you'll be spewing if all it took was a phillips down the ignitions throat.
    Some people just can't seem to comprehend that they do not have the right to be unoffended in their lives.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blackshear View Post
    Yep, another one. A mate of mine came around to my place yesterday evening, showing off his brand spanking new 1989 CBR250.

    Was just stolen not 30 minutes ago, totaled into the back of a park car and made a gap. No-one saw his face, just the engine revving its tits off down the next corner, giant crash, no perpetrator to be seen.

    $4,500 down the drain, and of course since he'd just bought it last evening, no insurance.

    This is a timely reminder to get off your arses (provided you have not done so) and LOCK UP YOUR BIKE. You cannot prevent a determined theft, but jesus christ you'll be spewing if all it took was a phillips down the ignitions throat.
    Hopefully the scumbucket that stole it has crawled off behind a bush to draw his final breath.Bikes/babysnothing seems safe up yonder.
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    Sure it wasnt the old owner with spare key .Might even steel it so quick that the ownerships not changed.He may have sold it a few times already.
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    Don't you just sometimes wish you had a time machine?

    Should ask the Police check the local A & E horsepital to see if the cuuunt that nicked it shows up.

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    Shit thats bad.....


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    Reminder to lock your bikes?

    How about reminder to get insurance?

    "Just bought it" is no excuse.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mossy1200 View Post
    Sure it wasnt the old owner with spare key .Might even steel it so quick that the ownerships not changed.He may have sold it a few times already.
    He test-rode it in Albany, but he lives somewhere in birkdale. It's entirely possible that the owner followed him home.
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    Don't you just sometimes wish you had a time machine?

    Should ask the Police check the local A & E horsepital to see if the cuuunt that nicked it shows up.
    Yep, the po-po did that.
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    Reminder to lock your bikes?

    How about reminder to get insurance?

    "Just bought it" is no excuse.
    Harsh constructive criticism is harsh, I doubt the paperwork would have even be processed by next week.
    Some people just can't seem to comprehend that they do not have the right to be unoffended in their lives.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blackshear View Post

    Harsh constructive criticism is harsh, I doubt the paperwork would have even be processed by next week.
    When I buy a new bike, I ring my insurance company and it is covered. It is harsh, but hopefully it's a lesson well learned. You can organise Insurance cover the day you buy a vehicle, and some companies will do it without needing any readies. In your mate's case the premium would have come out of the settlement sum unless he wanted to pay it separately.
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    Fuckin spewing mate. Sure there's some sage hindadvice and I'm sure some lessons have been learned, but that doesn't negate that 'empty' feeling waking the next morning and seeing the hole that the bike (and 4 1/2 grand) has left.

    Hope they find the fucker, and more importantly the fucker has some way of paying $4500.00

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Deuce View Post
    When I buy a new bike, I ring my insurance company and it is covered. It is harsh, but hopefully it's a lesson well learned. You can organise Insurance cover the day you buy a vehicle, and some companies will do it without needing any readies. In your mate's case the premium would have come out of the settlement sum unless he wanted to pay it separately.
    Yep I did that,got insurance on new bike.Phoned company at 4.30pm Friday,told them make,model etc on new one,and could I have cover from today,cancel my old bike from Monday.Monday was chosen for trade-in bike incase I couldn't drop it off on Saturday before work(which I did)and meant bike still at home,covered all bases.Was given temporary cover on the spot,except after 10days had no policy,rang back and had no details at all,told them exact time of call.Redid cover and was done this time.
    Hello officer put it on my tab

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